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whoisthisguy
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Comment #43187092
mad respect! you are a legend.
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Comment #41837494
reminds me of good old Macromedia DreamWeaver times :)
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Comment #34683240
Let's be honest. Google would have never moved an inch if there was no ChatGPT. Competition is good.
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Comment #34645656
Kagi is the way to go. Search results are more useful, and I'm rarely faced with spam sites.
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Comment #34571732
I was majoring in CS in one collage and doing Business Management in another collage. Both had class that required us to memorise tons of lexical knowledge. For example I had two s…
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Comment #34567193
TI-89 basically saved my ass in collage. Not only that, I was the fourth "best student" in collage based on grade average. I modded the firmware so I was able to upload text docs o…
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Comment #34045707
Yes. Just happened. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604616863673208832
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Ask HN: Any software service providers, that position themselves well?
Hello HN community! Do you guys know any software engineering service providers (teams who develop softwares for others), who position themselves well, so they are not "generalists…
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Comment #29085176
Try Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, BJJ. Best sport for software engineers, because you constantly have to solve hard puzzles. You never have to worry about motivation again to do sports. I s…
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Comment #26917157
I used Cinema 4D for years and a few months ago I gave a try to Blender. I have to say I was extremely impressed. I did some digging and it turns out Blender has an amazing product…
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Ask HN: How can I be a good client?
As a company, how can we be good a client of a software engineering company? We want to do everything in our power to support them in the development process. I'm asking this becau…
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Comment #24915043
Probably it is the Havanna syndrome: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havana_syndrome
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Comment #21221920
I would be very happy to pay $140 one-time price for a fully functional, working Linux desktop environment. Even if it's limited to way fewer hw configurations than a Windows OS. B…
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Comment #19281483
Since license plates are "simple" (unlike photos of faces for example), training data can be generated. Similarly how Dropbox developed their OCR system based on NN.